Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Training NLP - a testimonial
Hi All,
I'd like to say I'm a student of Jonathan Clark's and that his courses are incredible. Or better.
Here's one example from his NLP Foundation ( Feb. 2005).
I had been having the same disturbing nightmares for 23 years which repeated every December. This all bubbled to the surface one morning, before class started. Jonathan stopped what he was doing, attended to me & helped me clear it in about 10 minutes.
That's right, a 23-year-old issue GONE in 10 minutes. If I remember, at the time, I thought it was pretty heavy stuff: something to do with death and dying.I just don't do that any more. His NLP and Huna mix was a neat tonic.
Then on the Master Pract. I had a whole lot of Huna fun. Still am.
Judy Coll
I'd like to say I'm a student of Jonathan Clark's and that his courses are incredible. Or better.
Here's one example from his NLP Foundation ( Feb. 2005).
I had been having the same disturbing nightmares for 23 years which repeated every December. This all bubbled to the surface one morning, before class started. Jonathan stopped what he was doing, attended to me & helped me clear it in about 10 minutes.
That's right, a 23-year-old issue GONE in 10 minutes. If I remember, at the time, I thought it was pretty heavy stuff: something to do with death and dying.I just don't do that any more. His NLP and Huna mix was a neat tonic.
Then on the Master Pract. I had a whole lot of Huna fun. Still am.
Judy Coll
Friday, September 03, 2010
Just finished reading a Huna training book again that I read 10 years ago and what a difference http://ping.fm/7T1x1
Huna teachings - book review
I've just finished Kahuna Healing by Serge King, something like ten years after I
first read it, and its like I've never read it before. Isn't that weird when it
happens - like you're reading a book that's the same inside, but you're in a whole different place?
Polynesia is a triangle that stretches from New Zealand, to Hawaii and then to
Easter island - a huge area with thousands of miles between islands - but which
enjoyed commerce, trade and exploration long before Columbus sailed across the Atlantic. The Maori for instance have ancient navigation chants that reveal sailing directions to Hawaii. There were Hawaiian kahunas, Tahitian tahunas and Maori tohungas.
It is suggested that Captain Cook arrived on Hawaii not by coincidence, but by
kahuna telepathic suggestion - so he landed just in time for a festival dedicated to
the god Lono. [The kahuna had their own Hawaiian pantheon of gods but still recognised one ultimate God]. There was a God, but there was no "sinning" against that God. There was no concept of "sin". There are natural laws, like gravity and you can't sin against gravity.
This telepathic suggestion is one of a number of startling feats that the kahuna were reputed to be able to do. Walking on lava, healing the sick. Unlike the Boston missionaries who couldn't do either. Yet the kahuna are [were] ordinary men and women who trained to develop abilities we all have latent within ourselves. Plus studying and practicing empowering beliefs and mental disciplines. [Its interesting that the author proposes that presently held beliefs seem to influence healing more than past memories.]
On Huna and physical healing - the body is an intensely energised thought form, a concept from the Higher Self expressing itself in the material world as a physical form, modified by the beliefs of that person's conscious mind, and maintained by the unconscious mind. I love that stunningly simple metaphor. There's the car factory, the driver, and the on board computer. Your body is the vehicle that you use to project your intention into the physical world, and the means by which you gain feedback from doing so.
The Higher Self creates the blueprint of the body and downloads that to the unconscious mind whose job it is to run and maintain that blueprint. However, it is continually subjected to the learned beliefs of the conscious mind. Any illness or disease is where these 3 minds are in conflict with one another.
A great place to see this effect is in the area of western civilisation and its beliefs about health. We're conditioned by the health & fitness industry that slim is desireable and healthy. Fat is ugly and unhealthy. But let's face it, you get thin people who are ill, and fat people who are healthy. Super fit athletes die every day, and chain smoking old codgers can live a century or more.
Disease may be the result of the conscious minds learned thinking patterns being in conflict with the unconscious mind's blueprint. Its not the MacDonalds burger that kills you, its what you think about the burger. [see also "Zero Limits" by Joe Vitale and Dr Hew Len]. Swine flu affects people more because of the media hype than the flu itself. Beliefs are the root of illness in Huna. Epidemics may have more to do with the individual's reaction to social proof then bacteria. Thus Huna includes suggestions and belief changes as a natural part of the therapy intervention. Faith in the cure leads to the success of the cure.
But kahuna were sought and followed not by reputation, but by their results. "Ye shall know them by their fruits". They were known for their proven abilities and knowledge, and didn't actually have to be of Hawaiian descent. Serge states that the knowledge is alive and operating today, but just isn't obvious.
There's a fascinating section on emotions, and Serge states that the kahuna see emotion as simply a flow of energy through the body. The sensation of guilt or attraction are much the same, but its the thoughts and self-talk that accompany the sensations that tell you what to call it. Try that one on! An adept kahuna can generate, direct, change or dissolve any emotion at will. That's why I say all NLP is Huna.
Most interesting is the discussion on "thought forms" - kahuna didn't recognise the concepts of a devil or demons, or wandering spirits of the dead. They classed these as man-made thought forms. The only demons are the ones you believe in.
On the matter of a client who is treated, and then the problem returns - the suggestion is that the client failed to change their thought patterns, and therefore the body simply went back to its learned way of being.
Overall I've thoroughly enjoyed re-reading this book and heartily recommend it. I read it years ago, and I'll probbaly come back to it years from now. And that's in keeping with a nice quote from page 70:
"The present is the fruit of the past, and the seed of the future"
first read it, and its like I've never read it before. Isn't that weird when it
happens - like you're reading a book that's the same inside, but you're in a whole different place?
Polynesia is a triangle that stretches from New Zealand, to Hawaii and then to
Easter island - a huge area with thousands of miles between islands - but which
enjoyed commerce, trade and exploration long before Columbus sailed across the Atlantic. The Maori for instance have ancient navigation chants that reveal sailing directions to Hawaii. There were Hawaiian kahunas, Tahitian tahunas and Maori tohungas.
It is suggested that Captain Cook arrived on Hawaii not by coincidence, but by
kahuna telepathic suggestion - so he landed just in time for a festival dedicated to
the god Lono. [The kahuna had their own Hawaiian pantheon of gods but still recognised one ultimate God]. There was a God, but there was no "sinning" against that God. There was no concept of "sin". There are natural laws, like gravity and you can't sin against gravity.
This telepathic suggestion is one of a number of startling feats that the kahuna were reputed to be able to do. Walking on lava, healing the sick. Unlike the Boston missionaries who couldn't do either. Yet the kahuna are [were] ordinary men and women who trained to develop abilities we all have latent within ourselves. Plus studying and practicing empowering beliefs and mental disciplines. [Its interesting that the author proposes that presently held beliefs seem to influence healing more than past memories.]
On Huna and physical healing - the body is an intensely energised thought form, a concept from the Higher Self expressing itself in the material world as a physical form, modified by the beliefs of that person's conscious mind, and maintained by the unconscious mind. I love that stunningly simple metaphor. There's the car factory, the driver, and the on board computer. Your body is the vehicle that you use to project your intention into the physical world, and the means by which you gain feedback from doing so.
The Higher Self creates the blueprint of the body and downloads that to the unconscious mind whose job it is to run and maintain that blueprint. However, it is continually subjected to the learned beliefs of the conscious mind. Any illness or disease is where these 3 minds are in conflict with one another.
A great place to see this effect is in the area of western civilisation and its beliefs about health. We're conditioned by the health & fitness industry that slim is desireable and healthy. Fat is ugly and unhealthy. But let's face it, you get thin people who are ill, and fat people who are healthy. Super fit athletes die every day, and chain smoking old codgers can live a century or more.
Disease may be the result of the conscious minds learned thinking patterns being in conflict with the unconscious mind's blueprint. Its not the MacDonalds burger that kills you, its what you think about the burger. [see also "Zero Limits" by Joe Vitale and Dr Hew Len]. Swine flu affects people more because of the media hype than the flu itself. Beliefs are the root of illness in Huna. Epidemics may have more to do with the individual's reaction to social proof then bacteria. Thus Huna includes suggestions and belief changes as a natural part of the therapy intervention. Faith in the cure leads to the success of the cure.
But kahuna were sought and followed not by reputation, but by their results. "Ye shall know them by their fruits". They were known for their proven abilities and knowledge, and didn't actually have to be of Hawaiian descent. Serge states that the knowledge is alive and operating today, but just isn't obvious.
There's a fascinating section on emotions, and Serge states that the kahuna see emotion as simply a flow of energy through the body. The sensation of guilt or attraction are much the same, but its the thoughts and self-talk that accompany the sensations that tell you what to call it. Try that one on! An adept kahuna can generate, direct, change or dissolve any emotion at will. That's why I say all NLP is Huna.
Most interesting is the discussion on "thought forms" - kahuna didn't recognise the concepts of a devil or demons, or wandering spirits of the dead. They classed these as man-made thought forms. The only demons are the ones you believe in.
On the matter of a client who is treated, and then the problem returns - the suggestion is that the client failed to change their thought patterns, and therefore the body simply went back to its learned way of being.
Overall I've thoroughly enjoyed re-reading this book and heartily recommend it. I read it years ago, and I'll probbaly come back to it years from now. And that's in keeping with a nice quote from page 70:
"The present is the fruit of the past, and the seed of the future"
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
You probably won't believe me, but you can read an entire book in 5 minutes flat http://ping.fm/InQY9
Training NLP - Read A Book In 5 Minutes!
AUGUST 28 - 29TH GET READY TO REVOLUTIONISE YOUR ATTITUDE TO
READING IN JUST 2 DAYS!
You probably have more to read than time to read it all
Information overload -is doubling every 18 months
The future lies in learning how to adapt to change
Anyone can learn how to do this.
This is not Speed Reading-you won't be trying harder to read faster
You'll mentally photograph about a page a second
You'll read a 200 page book in 5 minutes!
Imagine writing an essay in half the time!
How would it feel to clear your mail in minutes?
What if it works at the computer screen too?
Can you handle reading 200 times faster than anyone you know?
TAP THE RICH RESOURCES OF YOUR UNCONSCIOUS MIND
Imagine the excitement of discovering the amazing ability to
Photoread with a Trainer & Master Practitioner of NLP, Jonathan
Clark. You'll learn how to blast through any reading material at
lightning speed--and (more importantly) recall what you've read! And
you'll share the experience with a fascinating group of people--as
committed to developing personal excellence as you are!
- Read faster with better understanding
- improve your memory and sharpen your concentration
- Manage your time more effectively
- Enhance your intuition
WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
Call 0141 639 7099 to book your place.
The next Photoreading Weekend Workshop will be held in August 28th
and 29th from 10.00 - 6.00pm in Glasgow. The investment is £147 per person.
Attendance at this workshop is expected to be as high as in
previous years, so please book early to avoid disappointment. Bring
a Dictionary, and at least 2 books that you 'd like to read--you'll
have read them by the time you get home!
READING IN JUST 2 DAYS!
You probably have more to read than time to read it all
Information overload -is doubling every 18 months
The future lies in learning how to adapt to change
Anyone can learn how to do this.
This is not Speed Reading-you won't be trying harder to read faster
You'll mentally photograph about a page a second
You'll read a 200 page book in 5 minutes!
Imagine writing an essay in half the time!
How would it feel to clear your mail in minutes?
What if it works at the computer screen too?
Can you handle reading 200 times faster than anyone you know?
TAP THE RICH RESOURCES OF YOUR UNCONSCIOUS MIND
Imagine the excitement of discovering the amazing ability to
Photoread with a Trainer & Master Practitioner of NLP, Jonathan
Clark. You'll learn how to blast through any reading material at
lightning speed--and (more importantly) recall what you've read! And
you'll share the experience with a fascinating group of people--as
committed to developing personal excellence as you are!
- Read faster with better understanding
- improve your memory and sharpen your concentration
- Manage your time more effectively
- Enhance your intuition
WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
Call 0141 639 7099 to book your place.
The next Photoreading Weekend Workshop will be held in August 28th
and 29th from 10.00 - 6.00pm in Glasgow. The investment is £147 per person.
Attendance at this workshop is expected to be as high as in
previous years, so please book early to avoid disappointment. Bring
a Dictionary, and at least 2 books that you 'd like to read--you'll
have read them by the time you get home!
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